Species guide
How to catch Caspian lamprey
Caspiomyzon wagneri
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#0339FreshwaterBrackishFreshwaterBrackishAsiaEurope
The Caspian lamprey is a non-parasitic, eel-like fish found in freshwater and brackish waters of Europe and Asia. It spends its early life as a larva buried in sandy or clay sediments, feeding on detritus and algae. Adults can grow up to about 55 cm in length and inhabit shallow to moderately deep waters.
Where they live
Lives in freshwater and brackish environments across Europe and Asia, often inhabiting sandy and clay substrates from 1 to 22 meters deep.
Typical size
Up to about 55 cm
What they eat
- detritus
- algae
- dead animals (scavenged)
How to fish for them
- bottom fishing
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